What if my screen of my home stereo says protect serial number 090G3818

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Go to Radio and Navigation Codes website if you cannot find your anti-theft radio identification card. Click "Continue" to get to the first page.
Enter your Vehicle Identification Number or VIN when prompted. The VIN is 17 digits and is found at the bottom of the windshield on the driver's side.
Click "Continue" and follow the prompt to enter your phone number and ZIP code. You must enter the phone number and ZIP code that are on file with the dealer. If you haven't changed them, the information is the same as when you purchased the vehicle.
Choose "Continue" and move onto the page to enter your radio serial number. On 2001 and later vehicles, you can find your serial number by pressing and holding the numbers "1" and "6" on your stereo while the vehicle is off. Turn the stereo on and watch for two sets of numbers. The screen will switch between one set of numbers and the second. Each number will start with a letter. Don't worry about the letter and write down both sets of numbers. That is your serial number. For models earlier than 2001, you will have to get the serial number off the back of the stereo. If you don't know how to take the stereo out, you will have to take your vehicle to a dealer.
Enter the radio serial number when prompted. Once you've entered the correct information, Honda will provide you with your radio unlock code. Enter it as directed in the first section.

when you open the plastic box, the information your looking for
should be at the top of the inside back above the cd

Your going to need to contact Ford, Just the serial number will not do. These codes you cannot get online, you need to get it from the data base at the ford dealer.


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Hi there,

When the word PROTECT appears on this display, this means the unit has detected a critical fault which could potentially cause harm to your stereo system.

The most common cause is a short circuit somewhere - something even as simple as loose speaker wiring could cause a short, triggering the Protect message.

You will need to determine if there is a possible short somewhere, so I recommend you start by firstly turning power OFF, disconnecting all speaker wires, then turn unit back ON.

Operate the stereo (without speakers) and turn volume up:

• If Protect message appears when turning volume up, then stereo unit itself has an internal fault
• If no Protect message appears, then suspect the speakers may be causing the issue.
• Reduce volume and turn unit OFF

Re-connect speakers (ensure the connections are secure), turn unit ON:

• If turning volume up triggers the Protect message again, there is an issue with the speakers or connections

Hope this helps.....

I can't but Clarion can after showing some proof that you are the legit owner of the unit.

When your home theater's display reads PROTECTION, it means the home theater is over heating and the unit will shut down to prevent any damage. This can happen if the unit is stacked along with other electronic devices or the unit is in an enclosed area that prevents the unit from cooling properly. To decrease the chance of overheating, relocate your home theater to a more open area.




If the home theater display reads PROTECTION every time you turn it on, no matter where or how the unit is placed, it needs service. To set up service call Samsung Customer Care at 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864). Have your model number and serial number on hand to set up service.

When your home theater's display reads PROTECTION, it means the home theater is over heating and the unit will shut down to prevent any damage. This can happen if the unit is stacked along with other electronic devices or the unit is in an enclosed area that prevents the unit from cooling properly. To decrease the chance of overheating, relocate your home theater to a more open area.



If the home theater display reads PROTECTION every time you turn it on, no matter where or how the unit is placed, it needs service. To set up service call Samsung Customer Care at 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864). Have your model number and serial number on hand to set up service.

When your home theater's display reads PROTECTION, it means the home theater is over heating and the unit will shut down to prevent any damage. This can happen if the unit is stacked along with other electronic devices or the unit is in an enclosed area that prevents the unit from cooling properly. To decrease the chance of overheating, relocate your home theater to a more open area.

If the home theater display reads PROTECTION every time you turn it on, no matter where or how the unit is placed, it needs service. To set up service call Samsung Customer Care at 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864). Have your model number and serial number on hand to set up service.

Hope this helps!

To access the serial number from the Control Panel:

1. Press the [Machine Status] button on the Control Panel. 'Machine Setup' will be displayed on the Display Screen.
   
   
   
   
2. Press the [Up] or [Down] arrow button until 'System Admin Tools' is selected, and then press the [Enter] button.
3. If the System Admin Tools has been passcode protected, 'Enter Passcode' will be displayed. Enter the passcode, and then press the [Enter] button. If the passcode is unknown, or has been forgotten, contact your System Administrator.
   
   If the System Admin Tools has not been passcode protected, 'Passcode Protect' will be displayed. Continue with step 4.
   
   NOTE: If the Enter button is pressed, 'Passcode Protect (No)' will be displayed. Press the Menu / Exit button to return to the previous screen, and then continue with step 4.
   
   
4. Press the [Left] or [Right] arrow button until 'Maintenance' is displayed, and then press the [Enter] button.
5. Press the [Left] or [Right] arrow button until 'Serial Number' is displayed, and then press the [Enter] button. The serial number will be displayed.
6. If ther serial number is not diosplayed, enter it via the keypad.

Sorry, there is nothing like that available on any car stereos I have ever repaired. I have been repairing many different aftermarket brands for over 17 years.

The Kenwood serial number is on the bottom of the stereo on a sticker along with the model number.

You can pull the radio very easy, take the face and the trim ring off. Then use something very slim and stiff that will fit between the radio and the cage that holds the radio, your radio should have come with 2 metal strips about 6 inches long that are used for pulling the radio. Push those metal strips in along the sides of the radio but inside the cage, and when they are in far enough you can pull the radio out of the cage that holds it. You can pull it out about a little over half way and see the serial number on the bottom.

I hope this helps you pull the radio a little easier, since there is no way to get the radio to display the serial number on the face.

Dave